Joint List Vows Election Turnout Response to Candidate Disqualification
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
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- Coalition accuses court of yielding to right-wing political campaign.
- Disqualification seen as infringement on Arab public's right to choose representatives.
- Joint List vows to fight disqualification with unity and collective action.
- Maximum voter turnout in upcoming elections is the promised response.
The coalition accused the court of succumbing to a political campaign led by right-wing forces, with participation from opposition elements. The coalition called on the court to take responsibility for its decision before the local and international public.
The coalition emphasized that the disqualification would not deter them from their political positions, reaffirming their rejection of occupation, displacement, and racism, and their support for freedom, equality, justice, and peace.
In response, the Joint List urged its supporters to confront the disqualification through "unity and collective action," prioritizing participation in the upcoming elections scheduled for October 27. The coalition declared that "the response to attempts to exclude us and silence our voice will be through the widest possible participation in the elections." They called for strengthening the Joint List's position in the elections, concluding that "the voice of our masses is stronger than disqualification."
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